Both cards sit in the same class: 8GB, similar price, the same games. Two things decide it — what you actually play, and whether you need anything beyond gaming.
We measure both builds the same way (1440p, competitive settings): CS2 — AMD ≈266–268 fps, NVIDIA ≈266–278; Valorant — ≈565 vs ≈591; Fortnite — ≈206 vs ≈192. In CS2 there is no real difference, Valorant slightly favours NVIDIA, Fortnite slightly favours AMD.
Not in frame rates, but in everything else: NVIDIA offers more advanced DLSS, better ray tracing performance and wider support in editing tools. AMD gives faster memory and a lower price: 4,464 ₪ versus 5,629 ₪.
If you play CS2, Valorant or Fortnite — take AMD, save 1,165 ₪ and feel no difference. If you play heavy ray-traced titles, edit video, or care about resale value — the extra is justified. Not sure? Tell us the game and resolution and we will match the build precisely.
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What two things decide between the RX 9060 XT and the RTX 5060 Ti?
What you actually play, and whether you need anything beyond gaming.
Is there a real frame-rate difference between the two cards in CS2?
No — in CS2 there is no real difference.
Where do the two cards actually differ?
Not in frame rates, but in everything else — NVIDIA offers more advanced DLSS, better ray tracing performance and wider support in editing tools.